I'm Sari and I'm Haley.

And this is Seamwork Radio.

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio, where we share practical ideas for building a creative process so you can sew with intention and joy.

And it's August, so that means it's time for the fall session of Design Your

Wardrobe. So over the next four weeks, Haley and I are going to be taking you along as we do

the entire Design Your Wardrobe program so you get a peek inside our personal design processes.

Today we're talking about week three of Design Your Wardrobe as we define our color palettes.

So if you missed the first two episodes,

you can check those out. They are the two episodes you should see above this one in your podcast

platform of choice. So we did week one, which is all about gathering inspiration and week two,

which was about setting the context and creating the mood board.

So before we dive into today, let's start with an icebreaker.

Do you feel like the color palette you've chosen, Haley, is reflected in your stash of fabric that you already have?

Yes and no.

It's complicated because I've been collecting fabric for a very long time.

And so the fabric I have in my stash is a reflection of Haley from ages 17 onward.

Yeah. Very true. I definitely have some of it there for sure, but I have some holes.

That is for certain. What about you? I think yes, for the most part. I think I've been

gradually collecting more and more fabrics that kind of fit into the palette of colors that I

wear the most. So I do feel like most of the fabrics I have do generally fit within the

palette I've established for myself. I think the more difficult part is finding the right fabric,

the right weight, the right texture, and the right

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